Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 12 09:26:00 EDT 2016 | awhite
Our MPM Up2000 HIE is having a communication problem with any upstream machine we place in front of it...i.e. conveyor, board loader, etc. It all started when we removed a conveyor from inbetween it and a board loader, and hooked those machines up di
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 14 09:27:17 EST 2018 | cyber_wolf
On AP machines it is possible to mount the camera 180 degrees out. Not sure if this can happen on Accuflex.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 12 12:51:19 EST 2018 | dleeper
Yes, the vision system in the MPM accuflex, as well as on other MPM printers is reversed. It's kind of weird but you get used to it.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 12 09:06:18 EST 2018 | griinder
Thanks for the reply. I will try that. So is it normal for the live vision to be a mirrored image of the board?
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 23:41:23 EST 2018 | 3l3ctro
Would like to know if you were able to resolve this issue?
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 26 06:58:06 EDT 2010 | ristikas
Hello, We have here very oftenly one error in our MPM Accuflex. I dont know who to ask about that errors... The error is „The transfer light peam interlock has been broken. Remove the obstacle from the path of the beam.“ I checked the sensors and
Electronics Forum | Sat Feb 10 10:08:04 EST 2018 | griinder
We recently acquired used MPM Accuflex. Immediately I noticed the live vision is mirrored. This makes it incredibly difficult to teach fiducials. I noticed some smudges on the lens, which leads me to believe the camera assembly was "worked on" at som
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 06 06:58:29 EST 2018 | griinder
Thank you guys for your help and detailed explanations. I have successfully been able to teach pads as fids. The camera view is very annoying, but manageable. Especially when teaching inspection positions. On the momentum's we can use Gerber EZ Teac
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 31 04:43:52 EDT 2010 | accuspares
If you dissconnect the crash beam sensor one at a time at the front leaving the remaining one connected you’ll be able to identify what side is causing the problem. Then you will be able to hopefully remove the object or adjust the position of the be
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 12 11:58:34 EST 2018 | dontfeedphils
I believe so, but I never noticed all that much. As long as your initial measurements entered to setup the program are accurate you shouldn't have to do much hunting for the fids.
